ms-access-2007

I'm new to Access VBA, and have created a form using the Form Wizard that displays records in a table. That's a piece of cake. The behavior that I get with the form, though, is that updates to the records occur automatically when I move around records. What I'd like is to have the updates occur only when I click an "Update" button that I put in the form. It seems like I can construct the form from scratch, update all of the (unbounded) controls programmatically, and then update the record from the controls programmatically, but this seems like too much work. Is there a way to "turn off" the

I have three forms in an Access 2003 database (developing in Access 2007) that sit in a parent -> child -> grandchild relationship. In the 'Form_Load' sub of the child form, I set some properties of the grandchild (form header, row source, and control logic). When I view the child form, everything works properly. When I view the parent form, I get the error: Run-time error '2455': You entered an expression that has an invalid reference to the property Form/Report. in reference to the line: Me.GrandchildFormName.Form.Foo.Caption = "bar" I can access any property of the grandchild form except

i have access 2007 form and i want to test if a particular control (toggle button) has the focus , something like : if gotfocus(mytoggle) then dosomething endif or maybe like : if me.mytoggle.setfocus = true then dosomething endif I have searched and cannot find this , can someone tell me what is correct top to do this ? This for the current form: If (mytoggle Is Me.ActiveControl) Then This for the current Access.Application: If (mytoggle Is Screen.ActiveControl) Then Be careful, if no control has focus, *.ActiveControl may not exist. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20373426/how-to

I want a Access parameter query to ask an user for a value (a location in this case). When I type [Enter location] in the Criteria field it works fine: I get a dialog box (Enter Parameter Value) with a textbox and my text (Enter Location). So far, so good. This works (the result also). But now I want a dropdown/combobox (instead of a textbox ) for the user to pick a location. I made a form and type Forms![Form1]![CmbLocation] in the Criteria field. Like this: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access/HA011170771033.aspx But I still get a textbox (with the reference as textlabel). What am I

The following code errors on the MsgBox cn.RecordsAffected line with: Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another. How can I successfully get the affected number of rows? This is for an Access 2003 project. I'd prefer to keep it in 2003 format, so if there's another way to do this, that would be great. I'd like to not have to upgrade the entire project for the sake of this 1 function. Private Sub Command21_Click() On Error GoTo Err1: Dim cn As ADODB.Connection Set cn = New ADODB.Connection With cn .Provider = "SQL Native Client"

Am trying to perform some specific actions, before closing the access database (whenever the database is closed by the user). I know we can use Auto_Close function in Excel VBA to force events before closing the book. Is there a similar function in MS Access VBA? If so, an example would be appreciated. Please let me know if you need more information. Thank you. No, there isn't an application quit or close event for MS Access. The common approach seems to be having a hidden form open at all times and then handling any logic for the application within the unload event for that form (which will